Puzzle · 2011 · Released
Nobilis · South Peak Interactive · October 21, 2011 · Nintendo DS
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Once a block touches the ground or another block, it will stick and the next block will start to fall. If a block comes to rest in a position that isnt well-balanced, it could topple off. You can grab hold of falling blocks using the stylus and slide them around or rotate them by manipulating their centers of gravity. The key to building a good stack is landing blocks in a stable, well-balanced position. Features • Stack piles of colorful shapes without dropping them. • Use realistic physics and gravity to keep the pieces from falling.
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